Walla Walla High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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‘Our Generation’ by Josh Baldi ' 84, the class with class, pulled off a great year with the help of their officers. The midnight swim at the Memorial Poo! kicked off the beginning of several activities organized during the year. Two hundred people swam into the wee hours of the night, rocking to the likes of Van Halen, Scorpions, and other assorted metal. T-shirts, bearing the names of the senior class, adorned several bodies on the Wa-Hi campus during the year. These were sold by the officers during the early part of the year. The headbanger and leader of this group was President Gary Cook. Gary was captain of the football team and also turned out for basketball in the winter. He was also involved in Boys ' Fed and ASB Cabinet. Vice-president Jennifer Thompson was generally seen with a saxophone in hand, as she was part of the symphonic band and the Stage Band. She was also a member of HNS, Crest, and Rally, Jennifer was also a basketball cheerleader. Jennifer McMichael was the class secretary as well as NHS and band secretary. Jennifer graced the field of many football games as a maiorette for the band. Involved in Rally and Girls ' League, she was also a member of ASB Cabinet and Mixed Ensemble. Marybeth Pnbilsky handled the profits of the group as treasurer. She was treasurer of NHS as well. Marybeth turned out for volleyball and softball, was active in Girls’ League and Crest, and was a member of Cabinet. BARKER. UCHELLE MARIE BARRETT. LYNN ELIZABETH BARTHROP. SYLVIA JEAN BAUER. KRISTOFF T. BEACH, RONALD E. BEAULAURIER. ROBERT N. BENDER,PAULA SUE BERGEVIN. ROBERT D. Seniors 19

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AHSMUHS, VICKI ARLENA ANDERSEN, ROSANNE LYNN ANDERSON. KEVIN SHEAL ANDERSON, VICKI LEE ANGLIN, AMY A. ANTHONY, MAUREEN ELAINE ARREDONDO.TONY ASHTON, DOYE BALDI, JOSH BALLARD, JENNIFER L. BARBER. LEE BARKER. ANNETTE 18 S«niors

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‘Rolling Stone’ by Alan Stevenson About 45 Wa Hi boys participated in a YMCA high school soccer program that was not a part of the regular school sports program. Each team consisted of seniors, juniors, and sophomores Returning soccer players remained on the same teams and incoming sophomores were rated A. B, or C depending on their ability. Coaches then picked players from the various categories so the teams would be as evenly matched as possible. Three high school teams from Walla Walla participated in the ' 83 season. The Arsenals, coached by Pat Chimwicha, ended in a 6-3 season. The Thrashers ended their season with a 5-4 record, coached by Mark Dunn and John Beechie, Jud Williams coached the Who to a 3-6 season. 20 Seniors